Cornell lacrosse 2020

Which penn state is better?

Penn state #7 or Penn state #16

upprdeck
Which penn state is better?

Penn state #7 or Penn state #16

well, notre dame beat #10 notre dame and jumped to #13. on the other hand, #10 notre dame lost to notre dame and fell to 13th.

will not stop making this joke sorry

upprdeck
Which penn state is better?

Penn state #7 or Penn state #16

You expect the NCAA to keep up with the name of every school? Do you know how many there are?

billhoward

upprdeck
i wonder where Cornell would have landed had they finished the game up 7-8 goals like they were mid 2nd quarter.

#1 Syracuse scores this year

21-14  Colgate
17- 4  Binghamton
 9 -7  Army (was #7 on gameday, now #16)
21-13  Hobart
15- 9  Hopkins

Next Syracuse games are @Rutgers, @Duke #8 currently, @Notre Dame #14, @Albany, @Cornell #2.

Currently Syracuse has won 100 of 149 faceoffs which would be .671.
Currently Cornell has won 92 of 174 or .521

So if things stay the way they are, when we play Syracuse we'll both probably have .596, the average of the two winning percentages.

mountainred

upprdeck
Which penn state is better?

Penn state #7 or Penn state #16

You expect the NCAA to keep up with the name of every school? Do you know how many there are?

NCAAs? Only one, thank goodness.

upprdeck
Which penn state is better?

Penn state #7 or Penn state #16

Hopefully we beat #7, since that will help our RPI a lot more than beating #16.

jkahn

mike1960

ugarte

billhoward
Winning goal by our FOGO Angelo Petrakis who failed to get off the field after Teat had tied it at 17 with :18 left, PSU won faceoff turned it over, and Petrakis scores with :08. LGR!

I need to see highlights. maybe a full replay.

It will probably be available here:

[www.ftfnext.com]

Game is up on youtube:
[www.youtube.com]

i watched the last 6 minutes as we lost the lead and then pulled out the W and it was very, very satisfying

billhoward
Cornell #2 in the media poll after taking down Penn State, moves up 5 spots. Thank you, Angelo Petrakis. [www.insidelacrosse.com]

Rank Team     Points (1sts) 3/9/2020
1  Syracuse   388 (11 1st)
2  Cornell    373 (6) 
3  Princeton  359 (3) 
4  N Carolina 337
losses.

Seems like old times.

ugarte

upprdeck
Which penn state is better?

Penn state #7 or Penn state #16

well, notre dame beat #10 notre dame and jumped to #13. on the other hand, #10 notre dame lost to notre dame and fell to 13th.

will not stop making this joke sorry

I think there's one more in there.

ugarte

jkahn

mike1960

ugarte

billhoward
Winning goal by our FOGO Angelo Petrakis who failed to get off the field after Teat had tied it at 17 with :18 left, PSU won faceoff turned it over, and Petrakis scores with :08. LGR!

I need to see highlights. maybe a full replay.

It will probably be available here:

[www.ftfnext.com]

Game is up on youtube:
[www.youtube.com]

i watched the last 6 minutes as we lost the lead and then pulled out the W and it was very, very satisfying

It certainly was. Championship teams win the close ones. This will help the team down the road.

A couple of gripes (of course). First, I wish they would just keep Petrakis in the game, unless he's tired. At a critical FO in the final minutes, coach put in Raz (much respect) and he committed an illegal procedure. I hope Petrakis takes every face possible against Ierlan next week. It will be great experience for the freshman, even when he loses. It will make him better for the big games down the road.

Second, I know the team felt pressure in the second half when they were not getting faceoffs. But they stopped moving the ball in their offensive sets. When they move the ball and keep it moving, the defense wears down a little bit and things and open up. The other players should take their key from Teat, who almost always moves the ball right away.

Pun intended, Mikey Long has been the X factor this year. He is dangerous, and he has helped to make this one of the best if not the best in college lacrosse.

Finally, I think it's interesting that Cornell does not often push the ball on a fast break. They are most comfortable sending it back and getting into their sets. I like that a lot. They are confident in the program.

I think Petrakis is coming off an injury [saw that posted somewhere] so that may explain the decision not to use him as much as might otherwise be the case.

felt like Cornell got no draws in the 2nd half but the stats were only 8-12 and it was cornell 5-4 in the 3rd when we got outscored 7-1..

mike1960

billhoward
Cornell #2 in the media poll after taking down Penn State, moves up 5 spots. Thank you, Angelo Petrakis. [www.insidelacrosse.com]

Rank Team     Points (1sts) 3/9/2020
1  Syracuse   388 (11 1st)
2  Cornell    373 (6) 
3  Princeton  359 (3) 
4  N Carolina 337
losses.

Seems like old times.

+1
-1 if you mean seems like 2009.

jkahn

mike1960

ugarte

billhoward
Winning goal by our FOGO Angelo Petrakis who failed to get off the field after Teat had tied it at 17 with :18 left, PSU won faceoff turned it over, and Petrakis scores with :08. LGR!

I need to see highlights. maybe a full replay.

It will probably be available here:

[www.ftfnext.com]

Game is up on youtube:
[www.youtube.com]

And now available on FTF Next: [www.ftfnext.com]

billhoward

mike1960

billhoward
Cornell #2 in the media poll after taking down Penn State, moves up 5 spots. Thank you, Angelo Petrakis. [www.insidelacrosse.com]

Rank Team     Points (1sts) 3/9/2020
1  Syracuse   388 (11 1st)
2  Cornell    373 (6) 
3  Princeton  359 (3) 
4  N Carolina 337
losses.

Seems like old times.

+1
-1 if you mean seems like 2009.

No no no! Not 2009. The old days, I meant. When Syracuse and Cornell ruled the roost.

dag14
I think Petrakis is coming off an injury [saw that posted somewhere] so that may explain the decision not to use him as much as might otherwise be the case.

I think it was over the summer and fall. So he's still getting into shape. Also, he's still getting used to the college game.

Meanwhile, Yale is on Spring Break this week. I bet T.D. is using this time to: (1) spend a day or two visiting the family in Victor, (2) studying film to learn the tendencies of Petrakis and Cornell's other FOGOs, and (3) watching film on little brother Chase's tendencies just in case he (T.D.) gets a chance to shoot on goal.

Our boys better be ready.

mike1960
No no no! Not 2009. The old days, I meant. When Syracuse and Cornell ruled the roost.

Cornell ruled the roost 1971 to 1977 with three championships. Circa 1972, well after the Jim Brown era at Syracuse, we won a game 21-3. We had a couple good years mid-1980s. Then it seemed like another 15 years before Cornell was a serious threat two years out of three. And meanwhile Syracuse had something like 22 years in a row into the final four (correction: 25 straight, 1980-2004). And 11 national championships. We've been to the final four, four times this century. We've had bad luck running into hot teams, or playing Maryland at Maryland too many times. I'm ready for not just another final four but a title game where we play a very good team with just-okay FOGOs.

mike1960


No no no! Not 2009. The old days, I meant. When Syracuse and Cornell ruled the roost.

To talk about more recent times for a second--if you could combine Cornell's 2009 defense/goaltending, 2013 faceoff and 2020 offense, I think you'd have an unstoppable team.

djk26

mike1960


No no no! Not 2009. The old days, I meant. When Syracuse and Cornell ruled the roost.

To talk about more recent times for a second--if you could combine Cornell's 2009 defense/goaltending, 2013 faceoff and 2020 offense, I think you'd have an unstoppable team.

Unless they had to play some of those SU teams. There was a reason they were so dominant.

It's no longer possible to buy tickets for any Penn lacrosse game on Penn's website, so I assume that the game on 3/20 at Franklin Field is going be a no-go as far as spectators are concerned.

Iceberg
It's no longer possible to buy tickets for any Penn lacrosse game on Penn's website, so I assume that the game on 3/20 at Franklin Field is going be a no-go as far as spectators are concerned.

Any word about the Yale game? Since classes are going online, I assume the game is postponed, or to be played without a crowd.

mike1960

Iceberg
It's no longer possible to buy tickets for any Penn lacrosse game on Penn's website, so I assume that the game on 3/20 at Franklin Field is going be a no-go as far as spectators are concerned.

Any word about the Yale game? Since classes are going online, I assume the game is postponed, or to be played without a crowd.

Played without a crowd.

No spectators outside of 3 allowed per team member (same as hockey). ESPN+ will still be streaming the game.

Thanks, Jeff and Cop@Lynah.

Season is over.

Chris '03
Season is over.

brutal

Not like this...

ugarte

Chris '03
Season is over.

brutal

In what could have been a legendary year for the entire league. 3 of the top 5 are done. Heartbreaking for all.

Woof. It happens but... woof. It's 1919.

not sure i get the logic.. the kids least likely to get anything and traveling by bus for the most part and playing in front of no crowds if they wanted

upprdeck
not sure i get the logic.. the kids least likely to get anything and traveling by bus for the most part and playing in front of no crowds if they wanted

the logic is basically that the university is basically shut down so there is no support. they won't even hold practices. right now i'm just clinging on to them finishing the winter sports.

Additionally, even if individual teams travel together, if you're using shared workout equipment, even a single case on one of the teams could put all other users at risk. It sucks, but it's the inevitable outcome. Now we just need to pray that the league is at least willing to throw the seniors a bone, and grant a blanket year of eligibility or something.

well considering everyone is still working and all the research is going to continue I am not sure how shut down it really is.

Cornell isnt really doing anything until after break which is after the ECAC tourney anyway.

I understand and appreciate the decision. Human life is at stake. But what a heartbreaking turn of events.

ugarte

upprdeck
not sure i get the logic.. the kids least likely to get anything and traveling by bus for the most part and playing in front of no crowds if they wanted

the logic is basically that the university is basically shut down so there is no support. they won't even hold practices. right now i'm just clinging on to them finishing the winter sports.

"clinging" is the right word for it.

semsox
Additionally, even if individual teams travel together, if you're using shared workout equipment, even a single case on one of the teams could put all other users at risk. It sucks, but it's the inevitable outcome. Now we just need to pray that the league is at least willing to throw the seniors a bone, and grant a blanket year of eligibility or something.

Is it the Ivy League or NC$$ that makes this decision? Or, grid forbid, both?

Swampy

semsox
Additionally, even if individual teams travel together, if you're using shared workout equipment, even a single case on one of the teams could put all other users at risk. It sucks, but it's the inevitable outcome. Now we just need to pray that the league is at least willing to throw the seniors a bone, and grant a blanket year of eligibility or something.

Is it the Ivy League or NC$$ that makes this decision? Or, grid forbid, both?

It seems like this was done by the Ivy League presidents. A post from some Harvard track and field athletes who won't be going to the NCAA indoor meet said that the athletics department wanted to send them to the championships but got overruled by the administration.

so if the kids stay home and get sick can they blame the school because they didnt travel and get away from it?

No, I meant the decision on extending the players' eligibility.

So...on the bright side - undefeated season!

(nope didn't help. still completely bummed.)

Robb
So...on the bright side - undefeated season!

(nope didn't help. still completely bummed.)

Hard to believe we won't see Jeff Teat suit up for the Big Red again.

I dont think thats a done deal. the NCAA allows 5 yrs and the IVYS just need to allow 5 and then get waivers for the SRs who want to come back.

upprdeck
I dont think thats a done deal. the NCAA allows 5 yrs and the IVYS just need to allow 5 and then get waivers for the SRs who want to come back.

The players would also need to know if they have to fail classes to stay undergrads, or would the IVYs allow an exception to let them play as grad students.

IVY took the season away they should try to fix it for the kids who want to come back.

upprdeck
I dont think thats a done deal. the NCAA allows 5 yrs and the IVYS just need to allow 5 and then get waivers for the SRs who want to come back.

If you are referring to Jeff Teat, I'm assuming he's going pro as the #1 draft choice.

mike1960

upprdeck
I dont think thats a done deal. the NCAA allows 5 yrs and the IVYS just need to allow 5 and then get waivers for the SRs who want to come back.

If you are referring to Jeff Teat, I'm assuming he's going pro as the #1 draft choice.

Do those guys get paid a living wage by their teams or is it all endorsements?

Trotsky

mike1960

upprdeck
I dont think thats a done deal. the NCAA allows 5 yrs and the IVYS just need to allow 5 and then get waivers for the SRs who want to come back.

If you are referring to Jeff Teat, I'm assuming he's going pro as the #1 draft choice.

Do those guys get paid a living wage by their teams or is it all endorsements?

Not sure, but I think "living wage" may be a bit optimistic. Over on the Hockey forum's alumni thread I posted a video of Rob Pannell announcing he's leaving MLL for PLL. I assume money is at least partly the reason.

upprdeck
IVY took the season away they should try to fix it for the kids who want to come back.

There is the matter of a senior player dropping enough classes to not graduate this spring (unless the Ivies allow a post-grad year this one time, which could be the stalking horse for more permanent change), having to find something to do in the fall, and then coming up with $28,000 in spring 2021 tuition and fees, less scholarship grants.

Rob Pannell came back for a fifth season after being injured early in his fourth season and getting a medical waiver.

Shame not to see Jeff Teat get a full senior season. The shadowing defense really crimped his style sophomore and junior years. Now with a more potent midfielder and attackman offense, he was freer this year and more of a complete weapon. Including with :18 to play against Penn State for the tying goal.

NCAA likely to extend eligibility for spring athletes:

[www.bostonglobe.com]

now will the Ivies relax and let it happen

So that would mean the NCAA would allow a sixth year of eligibility and Ivies would potentially go to a fifth for affected athletes, right?

they should say its a RS yr for everyone and those that have already played 4 thats it.. For the rest its a yr they would have lost because of too many games already played.. For the IVY they need to allow kids to take the RS.

For the Winter sports almost all of them were done so its just a bad beat.

Someone thinks we're #1: [fanlax.com]

Sold. Let's engrave the trophies.

Al DeFlorio
Someone thinks we're #1: [fanlax.com]

Can someone explain to me how the computer has Syracuse having played 5 games but is 7-1?

(And to preempt an obvious joke: "As my math professor used to say to us, 'It's intuitively obvious.' Syracuse is Syracuse."

Or how our 5-0 record became 4-1?

("Alternative facts"?)

[theathletic.com]

underskill
[theathletic.com]

What article are you linking to?

scoop85

underskill
[theathletic.com]

What article are you linking to?

How Cornell lacrosse honors George Boiardi 16 years after his death

underskill

scoop85

underskill
[theathletic.com]

What article are you linking to?

How Cornell lacrosse honors George Boiardi 16 years after his death

Thanks

Swampy

Al DeFlorio
Someone thinks we're #1: [fanlax.com]

Can someone explain to me how the computer has Syracuse having played 5 games but is 7-1?

(And to preempt an obvious joke: "As my math professor used to say to us, 'It's intuitively obvious.' Syracuse is Syracuse."

Or how our 5-0 record became 4-1?

("Alternative facts"?)

I think it means our wins were fourth best and our nonexistent losses rank us first in losses along with the other three unbeaten teams. Also unbeaten Syracuse had the seventh best wins and was also first in losses so fourth and first makes us better than Syracuse's seventh and first.

underskill
[theathletic.com]

i want to thank everyone here for their restraint in not racing to the keyboard to undermine this lovely article by pointing out that the author refers to "William Straight"

ugarte

underskill
[theathletic.com]

i want to thank everyone here for their restraint in not racing to the keyboard to undermine this lovely article by pointing out that the author refers to "William Straight"

Don't high-5 us all just yet. There's a pay-wall.

The Maverik poll has Cornell #2:

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

The coaches need to have control of situations like this:

[athletics.amherst.edu]

so the NCAA allowing another year for spring sports is gonna cause some chaos if the ivy doesnt give the SRs another yr if they want it. otherwise a bunch of these kids may go to schools with scholies but they may not have ones to offer either.

Michael Sowers already withdrew from classes at Princeton so he’s planning on coming back.

every kid gets that extra yr not just the SRs.. the Ivy league needs to address this or there will be tons of kids rolling out over the next 4 yrs. It would also allow the Ivy schools to get some 5th yrs as transfers back in instead of sending them out every yr.

Teat getting his yr back and playing against Cornell will suck. But some of these kids wont want to play and pay for another yr.

The Ivys decided to not let these kids get the 5th yr.. so here we wont finish classes and we wont have graduations and then we decide to not let you come back and finish your final yr at your school and make it harder to transfer because of the 12.6 rule..

just so dumb

I'm one of what seems like a minority that thinks time moves forward. Nobody is getting this year back. Not athletes, not anyone else. It sucks, of course, but it would also suck to be a rising senior who thought he'd finally get on the field only to find that the entire graduating class is coming back.

Sorry for being morose but while i empathize with the kids for what they're losing, as the bodies pile up, I can't bring myself to care that much.

Virtual Lax Tourney Matchups

[www.uslaxmagazine.com]

jeff '84
Virtual Lax Tourney Matchups

[www.uslaxmagazine.com]

Let me guess: strong first round win then upset by a perennial powerhouse to fall just short once again.

ugarte
I'm one of what seems like a minority that thinks time moves forward.

Tyro.

ugarte
I'm one of what seems like a minority that thinks time moves forward.

Select Ivy 2020 seniors play their senior year at Elsewhere State in 2021.

marty

ugarte
I'm one of what seems like a minority that thinks time moves forward.

Select Ivy 2020 seniors play their senior year at Elsewhere State in 2021.

sure. if they had changed it, fine. but not changing it isn't something i give any thought too when i'm not literally on this site.

ugarte

marty

ugarte
I'm one of what seems like a minority that thinks time moves forward.

Select Ivy 2020 seniors play their senior year at Elsewhere State in 2021.

sure. if they had changed it, fine. but not changing it isn't something i give any thought too when i'm not literally on this site.

In other words, when you're sleeping?

Sorry, was thinking of Greg.

its gonna be hard for most SRs to transfer just because of the scholie requirements that were created. Many schools dont have an free scholies to use on a transfer kid.

I see Princeton has decided to not allow any kids who drop out a chance to play the 5th yr. So Sowers is now on the market. Can Teat and Sowers switch schools now?

upprdeck
I see Princeton has decided to not allow any kids who drop out a chance to play the 5th yr. So Sowers is now on the market. Can Teat and Sowers switch schools now?

It looks like Sowers has decided to finish the semester and then use the transfer portal. So he won't be coming to Cornell, but will go somewhere where grad students can play.
[www.uslaxmagazine.com]

jkahn

upprdeck
I see Princeton has decided to not allow any kids who drop out a chance to play the 5th yr. So Sowers is now on the market. Can Teat and Sowers switch schools now?

It looks like Sowers has decided to finish the semester and then use the transfer portal. So he won't be coming to Cornell, but will go somewhere where grad students can play.
[www.uslaxmagazine.com]

A D1 coach told me last night that he’s checking the transfer portal every ten minutes. Welcome to free agency.

— Quint Kessenich (@QKessenich) April 10, 2020

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Quint Kessenich
@QKessenich
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14h
A D1 coach told me last night that he’s checking the transfer portal every ten minutes. Welcome to free agency.

Coach Pietramala done at Hopkins.

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

mike1960
Coach Pietramala done at Hopkins.

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

They have hired a search firm to find the new coach. I am sure that there are legal and logistic reasons for doing so, but seems like anyone qualified for the position wouldn't need to be recruited by a search firm (Hi, I see that you have built a strong lacrosse program at....have you considered what a career in Baltimore might look like..)

But they provided at e-mail address and so, given the struggling economy, I might apply. My qualification is that I have one radical idea to revolutionize lacrosse. Make it-Take it. Get rid of the huge benefit of a specialized face-off person. Keeps the score closer too. Fans and sponsors like that. Only curmudgeons who respond to snarky posts on forums would ever argue.

Roy 82

mike1960
Coach Pietramala done at Hopkins.

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

They have hired a search firm to find the new coach. I am sure that there are legal and logistic reasons for doing so, but seems like anyone qualified for the position wouldn't need to be recruited by a search firm (Hi, I see that you have built a strong lacrosse program at....have you considered what a career in Baltimore might look like..)

But they provided at e-mail address and so, given the struggling economy, I might apply. My qualification is that I have one radical idea to revolutionize lacrosse. Make it-Take it. Get rid of the huge benefit of a specialized face-off person. Keeps the score closer too. Fans and sponsors like that. Only curmudgeons who respond to snarky posts on forums would ever argue.

I assume when you say "Make it-Take it" you mean after a goal the team that gets scored on takes the ball, as in basketball. I know they tried it for one year (1979) and it didn't pan out, but that was before the shot clock and maybe it would work better today.

scoop85

Roy 82

mike1960
Coach Pietramala done at Hopkins.

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

They have hired a search firm to find the new coach. I am sure that there are legal and logistic reasons for doing so, but seems like anyone qualified for the position wouldn't need to be recruited by a search firm (Hi, I see that you have built a strong lacrosse program at....have you considered what a career in Baltimore might look like..)

But they provided at e-mail address and so, given the struggling economy, I might apply. My qualification is that I have one radical idea to revolutionize lacrosse. Make it-Take it. Get rid of the huge benefit of a specialized face-off person. Keeps the score closer too. Fans and sponsors like that. Only curmudgeons who respond to snarky posts on forums would ever argue.

I assume when you say "Make it-Take it" you mean after a goal the team that gets scored on takes the ball, as in basketball. I know they tried it for one year (1979) and it didn't pan out, but that was before the shot clock and maybe it would work better today.

Yes, that is what I mean. Can you elaborate on why it did not work out?

Roy 82

scoop85

Roy 82

mike1960
Coach Pietramala done at Hopkins.

[www.insidelacrosse.com]

They have hired a search firm to find the new coach. I am sure that there are legal and logistic reasons for doing so, but seems like anyone qualified for the position wouldn't need to be recruited by a search firm (Hi, I see that you have built a strong lacrosse program at....have you considered what a career in Baltimore might look like..)

But they provided at e-mail address and so, given the struggling economy, I might apply. My qualification is that I have one radical idea to revolutionize lacrosse. Make it-Take it. Get rid of the huge benefit of a specialized face-off person. Keeps the score closer too. Fans and sponsors like that. Only curmudgeons who respond to snarky posts on forums would ever argue.

I assume when you say "Make it-Take it" you mean after a goal the team that gets scored on takes the ball, as in basketball. I know they tried it for one year (1979) and it didn't pan out, but that was before the shot clock and maybe it would work better today.

Yes, that is what I mean. Can you elaborate on why it did not work out?

While it was a couple years before I arrived at Cornell, apparently it slowed up the game and led to too much specialization.

the best thing would be once the refs blow the whistle and recognize the score the ref takes the ball and hands it to the goalie and boom the ball is back in play and the clock starts.. BBALL could go back to the jump ball after every score too too but realizes its a waste and penal to the team with the best jumper.

Hockey it still works cause even the best guys mostly win 60% not 90% of the draws and its isnt the same guy every time either. Maybe teams should have to draw with someone on the field when the draw happens.. then guys would at least have to play..

upprdeck
the best thing would be once the refs blow the whistle and recognize the score the ref takes the ball and hands it to the goalie and boom the ball is back in play and the clock starts...

Works fine this way in basketball.

upprdeck
Maybe teams should have to draw with someone on the field when the draw happens.. then guys would at least have to play..

That is so simple and yet it is a GREAT idea.

even changing the rule to no subbing until a change of possession would make a difference.

As per a report on Inside Lacrosse, Milliman is one of a number of coaches that the Hopkins search committee has contacted regarding their head coaching position.

might want to make sure that they plan on staying Div 1 before he makes that leap

upprdeck
might want to make sure that they plan on staying Div 1 before he makes that leap

I don’t think there’s a chance in hell that Hopkins drops from D1 lacrosse. They have a 6.28 billion endowment, and there’s just too much history with the sport there.

Collegecrosse tweeting that Milliman is one of 2 finalists for the JHU job (Towson's Nadelan being the other).

Time to contact Andy and tell him to do what it takes to keep Milliman!

Advantage: 12.6 fte athletic scholarships, higher pay, tv appearances, and less restrictive conference rules.

Disadvantage: A toxic fanbase with huge expectations

All in All hoping Milliman does not leave. Cornell has great lacrosse tradition but a mediocre coach like Kerwick

rss77
Disadvantage: A toxic fanbase with huge expectations

Yeah, but nobody turns down coaching the Yankees.

CU77
Collegecrosse tweeting that Milliman is one of 2 finalists for the JHU job (Towson's Nadelan being the other).

Time to contact Andy and tell him to do what it takes to keep Milliman!

Jeez. That didn't take long. He's been HC for what, 3 yrs? He has us on the right trajectory, but except for the Ivy title 2 yrs ago, he hasn't won anything great. Yet he's already being poached.

The JHU AD is Jen Baker, a former Cornell Asst AD. She knows Milliman from her time at Cornell.

[cornellbigred.com]

Rumors are that Jen wants Milliman, but the JHU lax alums/boosters want Nadelen.

CU77
The JHU AD is Jen Baker, a former Cornell Asst AD. She knows Milliman from her time at Cornell.

[cornellbigred.com]

Rumors are that Jen wants Milliman, but the JHU lax alums/boosters want Nadelen.

Let's hope the money people get their choice.

mike1960

CU77
The JHU AD is Jen Baker, a former Cornell Asst AD. She knows Milliman from her time at Cornell.

[cornellbigred.com]

Rumors are that Jen wants Milliman, but the JHU lax alums/boosters want Nadelen.

Let's hope the money people get their choice.

As they usually do!

Milliman's scheduled to host a men's acrosse town hall on Zoom tomorrow night at 7.

Al DeFlorio
Milliman's scheduled to host a men's acrosse town hall on Zoom tomorrow night at 7.

Fingers crossed he takes the opportunity to tell everyone that he's not going anywhere.